RedPoppy and Everyone,

I must admit after I saw the programme, I was discussing it with my OH, and one thing that I said to him was "I wonder what the documentary makers hoped to achieve by making this film".

Was it to make every family aware in the land, that you dont have to be a famous footballer to suffer with these addictions? there must be many people like us who have had experiences, either themselves, or with family members.

The family must have received a fee for the programme, but ultimately, my own opinion was, that they allowed the documentary to be made, to permit every viewer to see how they tried to help their father/ex husband, and how indeed, they failed.

Plasmo x